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Rolling Hansie
Rolling Stones Fans
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NoCode0680
Keith - Keef-a-maniacs
Mick - Jagg-offs
Bill - Wynos
Wood - Lumberjacks
Charlie - Charlie Watts Fans (Charlie isn't interested in this shit)
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kleermaker
The worst are of course the Brian Jones purists who pretend that Brian Jones was an essential member of the band although he couldn't write a note and was almost invisible (inaudible) on the last two albums, despite his nice slide on No Expectations. They are in denial that he was first and for all a popstar and just wanted to be that (see Keith's interview elsewhere). Now he is first and for all a cult figure and his followers in fact sectarians, living in a far away past.
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kleermaker
The worst are of course the Brian Jones purists who pretend that Brian Jones was an essential member of the band although he couldn't write a note and was almost invisible (inaudible) on the last two albums, despite his nice slide on No Expectations. They are in denial that he was first and for all a popstar and just wanted to be that (see Keith's interview elsewhere). Now he is first and for all a cult figure and his followers in fact sectarians, living in a far away past.
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His Majesty
Taylorites need a special silly name because, generally speaking, it seems they tend to be more a fan of Taylor than The Rolling Stones.
In saying that there is a number of Jones freaks that seem to despise Mick and Keith, but they are just idiots.
Is there such a thing as just a fan of the Ronnie Wood line up?
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kleermaker
The worst are of course the Brian Jones purists who pretend that Brian Jones was an essential member of the band although he couldn't write a note and was almost invisible (inaudible) on the last two albums, despite his nice slide on No Expectations. They are in denial that he was first and for all a popstar and just wanted to be that (see Keith's interview elsewhere). Now he is first and for all a cult figure and his followers in fact sectarians, living in a far away past.
See what I mean about taylorites?
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kleermaker
The worst are of course the Brian Jones purists who pretend that Brian Jones was an essential member of the band although he couldn't write a note and was almost invisible (inaudible) on the last two albums, despite his nice slide on No Expectations. They are in denial that he was first and for all a popstar and just wanted to be that (see Keith's interview elsewhere). Now he is first and for all a cult figure and his followers in fact sectarians, living in a far away past.
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kleermaker
The worst are of course the Brian Jones purists who pretend that Brian Jones was an essential member of the band although he couldn't write a note and was almost invisible (inaudible) on the last two albums, despite his nice slide on No Expectations. They are in denial that he was first and for all a popstar and just wanted to be that (see Keith's interview elsewhere). Now he is first and for all a cult figure and his followers in fact sectarians, living in a far away past.
And he was of course not a vital contributor to two of the albums you have praised before: Satanic and Buttons
PS: As a joke this is quite good, kleerie
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His Majesty
Ps:
Someone who masterbates to guitar solos recorded in 1969 - 1973 saying other people are stuck in the distant past is quite funny. ><
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His Majesty
It's silly to say Jones was a genius, not many people truly are, certainly none of The Rolling Stones.
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24FPS
Brian was a genius with a small g. It also depends on what someone has to achieve to be a genius in your book. The Stones are geniuses in getting me to continue to shell out money to them voluntarily for product year after year. I don't have to do it, and yet I do have to do it. Genius.